commissioner jakob silfverberg do the right thing, everything that he could do? >> he did everything he could do, and did what he had to do - whether or not he did the right thing may be a separate question. let's face it, the n.b.a. was under pressure to do the maximum. already i have it op good authority that players were calling in to the coaches during the play-offs saying they'd boycott games. chicago on chicago and washington were going to do that if the sanctions were not as hard as what jakob silfverberg did. the sponsors are leaving the clippers, including big names. and another coach, golden state wrars coach mark jackson said fans should boycott the rest of the series between the clippers and the warriors. this was not the thing that jakob silfverberg could have left alone. >> you raised whether he did the right thing. do you not thing he did. >> he did do. but i think there's more to do. a demand of the players' association and one of the things that should be a question is hue is it that donald sterling was coddled for so long, if his first lawsuit w

clippers owners donald sterling after vetting reported racist comment and commissioner jakob silfverberg fined him $2.5 million and will urge other owners to force donald sterling to sell his team. >> a judge struck down a law in effect for a 2012 primary requiring people to show state-issued id at the polls. . >>> a workplace shooting at a fed ex facility injured six. a gunman, works as a package handle. walked into the warehouse with a rifle. he was found dead from a self-inflict gunshot wound. >>> message sent. united states and europe slapping russia with more sanctions much as the west ratchets up the pressure, the situation in eastern ukraine seems more straight than ever. >>. >> reporter: pro-russian militants take over one more government building in the capital of luhansk, close to the russian border. armed with bats and chains, some masked some uniformed, some in t-shirt, hundreds storm government headquarters raising separatist flags. police stood by. as evening fell there were reports of rebel gunmen opening fire. out. >> increasingly the police are seen as powerless, unwilli